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Who'll be top of the class?Coventry TelegraphTHE Coventry Telegraph, in association with Royal Mail, are delighted to launch the Schools Awards for the second year running and we are now welcoming your … More: continued here

eBay, Discovery Communications and IMAX were upgraded at TheStreet. More: continued here

The irons that Tiger Woods used to capture the “Tiger Slam” in 2001 are for sale on eBay. The bidding starts at $250,000. More: continued here

Marketing Week DM and digital, a marriage made for marketersMarketing WeekMark Thomson, media director at the Royal Mail, argues that although new media has changed direct marketing techniques, it presents opportunities for … More: continued here

Wooster city items about to make debut on eBayWooster Daily RecordBuytendyk said smaller items would still be posted on Woobid, but some of the items that could generate a greater return would go to sites like eBay. …and more » More: continued here

Brandon News and Tribune TRENDING: Florida GOP auctions Crist painting on eBayCNN Political Ticker (blog)The state party took to eBay Monday afternoon to sell off the framed portrait under the banner 'Help the Republican Party of FL Get Our Money Back! …Florida GOP puts Charlie Crist painting on eBayWashington Post …

GOP Gets $$$ For Picture Of Gov. Crist On EbayWOKVThey're selling an oil painting of Crist on Ebay. They say the painting was paid for by party donors, and now they want the money back. … More: continued here

Welcome to Joburg – the hijacked cityIndependent OnlineSome stamps are genuine because court officials are offered bribes in return for the stamp. A shop in Hillbrow is manufacturing fraudulent stamps. …and more » More: continued here

The Florida Republican Party is doing some housecleaning — and the first thing on the block, literally, is an oil painting of Gov. Charlie Crist. On eBay. Read more… More: continued here

Three major UK universities UCL , Manchester Metropolitan and Royal Holloway have migrated their email service to Microsoft’s hosted email solution, Live@edu, saying they chose this over Google’s free solution, Google Mail, because it satisified data protection requirements. More: continued here